pilot robert john madge reported inengine problems. he later said the partial power had been restored, only to lose it again a short time later. he lost radio contact before crashing off hicks valley road west of novato. >>> back to school and back to gridlock. >> your commute, ask people. they'll like lae -- likely say it's bad. >> it will affect 80. it will affect 101. >> i just spent an hour in traffic. >> it's not just in your head. we crunched the numbers. why bay area commutes are longer than ever. >> they're used to dishing out punishments. now two california judges are getting their own dose of discipline for some naughty courtroom behavior. >> what a difference a day makes. yesterday sunshine. temperatures hitting 1 00 degrees today. the clouds are back. not in this picture. but trust me, there are plenty clouds out there. but it comes with a catch. pg&e gets the power to do-- without your permission. nope, it's not just you. it's the same route to work. it's just taking a whole lot longer >>> nope, not just you. it's the same

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uncovered today about a bay area pilot who was killed in a small plane crash last month. 51-year-old john madge briefly believed he had regained engine power. the plane crashed, killing him and sparking a 32-acre brush fire. >>> it's road rage in the air and it's getting more common. for the third time in nine days, passengers rumbled mid flight over reclining seats. one passenger tried to recline her seat and the passenger behind her got upset. as airlines cram more people into confined space, the likelihood of conflict increases. in this case, the flight had to be diverted too. >> she started swearing at the flight attendant and demanding that the flight land. the flight attendant spoke with the captain while somebody was blocking her path to the cabin. and then a few minutes later an announcement came on that we were diverting to jacksonville. >> it is up to the pilots. they have the sole discretion to divert flights if there is a threat to passengers on the plane. >>> how was your weekend? >> the president used the holiday to rally voters that hard work should come with fair pay. sam brock

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